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Telegram-herald., 1887-10-01
Tha Committee Mesting.

The Aldermen Of the Fourth and Fifth
wards held meeting last evening in the
Council committee rooms 10 consider the
petition OF the Cable Street Railway Com
pany for = franchise for the Coit-ave. feeder.
Several residents on the proposed line were
present, and all favored the project. The
committee held a long executive session.
and as there was considerable difference of
opinions, the result will not be made public
until the next meeting of the Council on
Monday night.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-01

Frs4s BaeHssse~ ssas 0esK fsr Fksrss
D4ys . .sAs~l Esys.

Fr44s Ba1Rss1e~ seas OesK feF fksrss
D4ss .sA~~l Asys-
Nhsa Foles l4szrt csals - o. &sr yestsf-
dag sseEalEk. krsl SE1cz sa3 tsw- ksAn
sfsggs. se~a fea tAe Er.s9nszs sex as
eat PAD $ - tar os.ag igtex' e4ls2 ----
Ens case Il o. l. Aeofe. ee4rssc va
oeinz dlzor5ssly a sas s4is4Iioa Afay BAR
s1eks. 1as as.ls tros q a. & sks iseo1 HAT
% 9ss partially iaSz1s sd D9t s>sgolzsi-
oss tsr as aef.91z- ---t - s4-Co4 cases
we're called s1d esd 1loaEnsa- -- ths exam
mates g kg4nk kkcste1 fer nssrsrsy Uss
cozel1fpa 49, ae vas tsi1 t0F ia - tEs
asxt tera ot tbs N.re4lt Noerf.---k zSn 4
bannssssT Flsa4sd s4lisF - sssalns soass
hammers .soM he Ogs fseEory. 4at the
g4fze seafsaee1 kim ~ fs4ty days IA ne
eoanty ozsti5s. s.--A Aaftia ssbaa. john
ceys J0La Deki8pp~r. ksaAk Tel
ever 4a1 Peter Horis are the
6vs scAooi boFs sh0 Uzed lnsQlang
iansuass - w4schuau Il tEs seventh
War1 4nd rsn across the rzilneaa ~1sn
tas7 wsrs ordered nol -. TIE Judge gave
thsm a good fzlklnz 10 a8d AZ but osys an
1ollegsr were ischzrgsd. These tw0 wers
ssas ovsr To al for 81 hours IA default VI
La7lux 81 Hne
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-01

On hriEnf sisushiry aaT IN July. is}4
Csnton Corrers. IA. vas The scene of nirth
snt revsirv when Jonas Inpson .ed 70 t6e
sitar = beaarffL simper.ng Young bride in
the psrsrn al Niss sarah Rowe. Jonas nov
WISHES tbe honds ~ nerriiv uisds 81 ne
time bro<en and n nat end nss. through
his stfornevs 6cdwin. Acsit and Rogers
srpiIei to tie frrrit Court far divorce
IN bie complaint - CHARGES >arsh Nth
having uSea vie language io h.r1. r,asirx
thai on SepieTuher s .Si she deserted him
ard has rncs 1ftpriv rsfifspsi to I've wifh
hiu. fanss i the cid veteran xsa vs.
rscentiv srsniei = aenstsn HIS We j. ir
rpnrsrIr80'a f,d hss been schsraing - zet
srr,e sI his ceusen rsrrer.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-01

To Mr. and Mrs. Frank AcCaul. OF Stock
ipg-st., yesterday-a son. Frank IS very
popular member OF the police force, and
Police Clerk PImbert says ne weighed the
young heir and he tipped the scales 81
nineteen aud three-fourths pounds. This
is indeed very large baby, and the mother
is doing well. Here's congratulating you,
Frank, and thanks for so enthusiastically
assisting in making the population OF Grand
Ranids 100 600 in 1892
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-01

A few weeks ago the livery barn on Kent
81. near Cresceut-ave.. owned by +. b.
Diksman. Was purchased by Lacey & Nye,
two well known gentlemen. Since then
several Improvements have been made in
The stable and some excellent driving horses
and several fine new carriages have been
added to their OUTFIT Lou Brown. for rve
years foreman OF III. y. Pulyer's barn. IS in
attendance and will give all his friends a
hearty welcome. and treat them in bis
usual pleasant manner.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-01

Henry p Phelps. OF Hartford, Mich,
bro,her-in-law Of Mrs. NJ. J. Smiley, of this
city, left home on the special Grand Army
night, Sept. 25. aud his body was found
Wednesday on the railroad track, near
Aaltoon. I'll. He was IN the enjoyment Of
perfect health when he lett home. and the
first inum2tion that his friends received
was telegram OF inquiry from the coroner
IL is supposed he ieli from the train and
was not missed by his friends.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-01

fas enpioyss on 80 NswaTs0 aiViycn
ct he Chicago e Wet Mitairs1 rsi--aks
have sfsrfei rsrer snaanx thssf 1unsaer
So ftsese taos0link is eseus - sss 4 q
=, fhp hrsk~rtan- ~ Palmer. We wss IS
iiirs.i ssf verk No lrfe i16ignaffer IL
exnresee,f tcwever aswsrt eerfan enaf-
reer 81 fbe rad wao aatF reflsrd to con
fri.lrte snFfasrl aithe,Gh snuotantr saie
- ~ e.. rpsnsgkng thaf it wss sgsiazt 5,s
PFisCiF 80
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-01
weilenxtsln with Cb.se Bros

We learn that Professor Wellenstein has
made arrangements witha Chase Brothers to
represent their pianos, and can be found at
their salesroom, 92 Monroe-st.. where be
will be pleased 70 meet his friends and
lovers of music.
Professor Wellenstein has been init
mately acquainted with Chase pianos for
years. having represented them in 1880 at
the Exposition in Cincinnati, and this
present arrangement would indicate his
good opinion of them
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-01

A message was received by the Chase
Brothers yesterday, from Toledo, asking
that Thomas McGregor be requested to
come home Immediately as his youngest
son had been badly hurt. Mr.. McGregor
handles the Chase pianos in Toledo and
came 10 this city to see Mr.. Chase. He is
probably stopping at private house and
could not be found last night after the des-
patch was received.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-01

TIE musicals given by A. ii. Morshead
IN tie psriars Of the Warwick last evening
~ss a very pleasant affair aud was sue
cess Ia every particular. Ols Of the most
interesting features was tie whistle solo by
Miss Grace RgnaiOn. who Is one Of the
bsst snistlsrs Ia tie cOanlyy. The other
participants are wsl. kn0~a sad special
insntlon Is unnecessary The following
pfograume was rendered.
Pa0GsANNE.
l-DUet "Msnh1 ............ ...--...... Flotow
Ars I4mpag zlr. Moreo1kt
--fialo bare arpiie .. Coiuei
AF IolaeA
3-50nk. sing Smile ellnl Der ......... b.. Gounod
MfS. ta4pal-
FLurE oELIsATo. Ns. ALskErHr.
l-ouAltstte. You ssole Ny Love AcFsrren
oN ala.lC solo 81. .........M Mrs Grace Runlloa
Ars CampaL M.ss Aiiuliue
Mg Norehea1 Mr. EDDY.
o-oOng. In Tho DunsleE SssAt .... ....Luther
NJ Mnfchead
Quartet a firsr spring Day Aende ssoAn
Tie C1ckO1' ...... Acf ATTen
Mn Campau. Miss AllmIne.
Mr Moschesd. Mr. Eddy
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-01

Frank Narsden, who was held for trial by
Jsdge Holmes yesterday on charge OF
bastardy, was released on bail last evening,
bis employer, Mr. Foote. of Waterloo-st.,
signing his bonds. Mr.. Marsden thinks be
is being dealt with unfairly, as the case has
been hanging ire IN Police Court for about
three months. and now il will have 10 go
over to the next term Of the Circuit Court.
which will be In December.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-01


>etobe-.
Ths scs ossiEsss is tai
49,. F..,s ...s .a,tas house zroaads are
49, ses : .,.s.is.i.
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- if'sis - tD= ''''4'''A 'a'~'e sa
ins taD-s company ~ put . uDe
acTsss tal4. 81 ta iooa a. Iness = . 14es
GTy laf.
william Aosh. the Vest -..ie anasftAxsr
has rslllesi. laflI .-rned lnr oilssle1s 9frf
- as sons
Tte r-s~lots A. th. Eostolhea Tor stamps
.aseioces. ssc sala a1rag -epssmosg
announced u o. ai 50
IA. m..ir.l ar..-tioasrs sEorn STATE
- ..fF &. frlitr... .as nlsa ulih Tie
lsra,s C..r< .s.isr.sse
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80 f,.---s.e. Il 80 49,.
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4, a fofos OF ihlrty ~ lofty men . a. Noft
On Tie East-st fiads. ~ 3 pfopo'ed 20
com gisfe ne sofk nom Cherry 81. ~ li-A-
e'r- us a..
lae sisaiaer el4eeo OF the laaes, "nlea
Ean "a biaek LaNs tns past o'.tSfpet =
nos running 9n ufaa4 t'atefse bay' De-
ween Elk hsiads and Traverse Siit'
Is0 engines lor jerry BOyE10ns . Aala-
maz1o. hasungs & lowell rAilroad were
Transferred iiot.i l~e N'- r. q ,. 20 suo a.
g. "A. n n ROAD tssietlAJ aAo -nsn ea-1"
- Lowell
Mrs Ella HAalan adesiitute woman. was
found asthe W es- side depot yesterday and
provided oY fOormasler Reuben Smith
wlth a ticket for "a Porte, lad, where sns
sd che had friends
Ths handsome mail ear "lndlans' used
on tae main Inc IT The Michigan Central
bstwssn Detroit aad Chicago. was run %
th.s city cn tns train waich arrived from
Jaekson ar 1913 last ui~ht.
k.,v.h ~ xV.o r-.h.. ~ - rnn-ovea
Order OF Red Msn. will open their new
wikwA1u. a. 5lJ south Dlslaon-st. on
IhGssday evening. Oct Is. with BAL for
she Denens OF the furnishing lund.
u.it. c..ti. N 2 Kpighss of Goidan
- - $4,000 rSsrfsr roso,h.r.
~ - iosi,fut~d n.xt Tus-i.y syening Ar
k,i~bt. 81 Evtht.. Hall hv Grand chief
Ilxsinson. OF Detroit. Albert +. Cham
hers vii be Ncbls Chief OF the new cas-
tie
rurf,, an. month of Ssn.srnhrr 400 lst .
a., -~ire .~sci.i ssI,v.rv .f.roz .tt.cbea
-. -, 80 ard 5s5i gsr.d fron, ne noSt-
ofs,ee io thfs civ rhis means ga for the
sos.i.l ssiix xerg r,ssssnrer Gov VINO "a ON
fstg ison 0clock ia tho morning until II
o. night
feosre l.. Moore +. negro who w.s ar.
rssf.d 'rhn~.s.v .venin, For ii.turbfne- the
ealsaaon Armv Wa rsleaSed ve-tsr,iav
morninx. In tbs afternoon he vas run ia
bv Ia -olman joe smith. RE was at the
I nion depot armed with a bible. he IS re-
lz aasiy Insane.
rhs next regular meeting Of the Hill Tree
Association hss been postponed from Tues
dav. October 4. L. Tuesday. October IL AZ
the resid-nca OF A a. Adsit on last
priavs-st rhe poStponsmert is due 10 the
tact thas some 81 he orfiesrs attend 70 see
YresiIsns Cleveland 10 Chicago.
"a. ec.-4 ~ p.~;av .,s E.,.;;-..;,,
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-01
Those Pictures.

Two beautiful hfesi portraits are At
traesng considerable notice in the windows
Of spfing & Co. on Monroe-st. They are
tns work Of J. F.. Biackmore, Of the Black
more Art Company His studio on Mon
roe-st. IS one OF the prettiest in town. and
some very fne pictures, from his ov'n brush
adOrn the walls
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-01

WASHINGTON. Sept S0.-The Interstate
Commercs Commission has submitted to
The Secretary OF the Interior It's estimates
for the next fiscal year. They are ss fol
lows. salaries Of Commissioners So so.
saisry Of Secretary, 5. 50s+. al other necss-
szrV expenses. $50 60. total $40 90. The
present appropriation = 500 COO.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-01
BASE BALL.

A. Pittsburg. ?. BH Z.
De5 5rolt.....-.-i Q o.
BMteries-Getze!n and Bennett. Mccormick
sud Miller.
A. Washington
washington. o 0 0 o 0 oi o-i S o
New York o o o. 0 0
Baiteries-whitney gnd Mack, Keefe and
Murphy.
The Boston-P Philadelphia game was postponed
on account OF damp grounds
Rain postponed the Chicago Indianapolis
game.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-01

until Oct n inclusive. ffain leaves Union
Depot st II 50 a. ~, Br.dge-st. II 81, d.
6. II. & 81 crossing II IS. Tickets al
Union Ticket Ofiioe. 81 Menroe-st. Union
Depot, Bridge-st. depot and D.. q. Ii. & NJ.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-01

Capt. J. r. Linscott. formerly OF La 81 -,
was married tuesday in Chicago to a lady
OF that city. He is well known In Grand
Rapids and throughout the State as tenn
peTsnce laborer and orator, and incidently
with a divorce proceeding that reflected
anything but credit upon the champion Of
tsurersnce and morality.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-01
MAnacuFe ParIors.

Mrs. John Young has returned from Kali
amazoo where she successfully treated
class of twenty ladies in hsirdressiug and
manscuring OF hands and feet. Every one
expressed great satisfaction aud insure her
a much larger class if she will return next
month. She can be seen at her parlors at
room Al, Widdicomb block.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-01
LAMPS
Library Lamps, Hall Lamps
and Chandeliers.

Metal and Decorated Parlor
Lamps and Shades to match,
with Rochester, Sun or Du-
plex Burners the best burn
ers made for light. The assort-
ment is endless. The prices
are lower than ever before.
How is this: Glass Hand
Lamps, 10 cents; Glass Stand
Lamps. % cents; Decorated
Vase Lamps, with Porcelain
Shades, 20 cents.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-01
A Splendid LIGHT.

Those who wish brilliant light are in.
visd TO examine the new gas lamp in the
Office and billiard room al the Morton
the Star Clothing House and numbercu.
other business places in the city.
lamps sold OF rented by the
SIEMEN, LUNGRKN ILLUmNArIss Co.,
Office l05 Ottawa-st.
II. d. WALBElDGE, Manager.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-01
DIED.

NFYFRS-ou FriasT. sert S1. ~ isssnt az,
81 fedn s1d Carrie sysrs sset : months snd
8 dsgS
Fanersl from ths res' '5ence En- he rear o. 10
Flfla ave st 3 o. ciock tais slteraoan.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-01

FHE Wo&oskLsls Z stzA Z - l-A>-
- s rsa1sa..l'a a. 9z.lz 3 cz-s1tef
REsMoaDss 4aAMD oFzaA nCl@1-
- al.ar = s4aEar1sa g -1eF re L4sn.
sMfIHa caEaA Ho- -sz-t ts-tseills FsF-
49,
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-01
n,her Games.

Al Clevel and
Cleveland. 2. Louisville . Called 10 he eighth
lnuins on account OF darkness
A. Baltimore sn
Athletics. 8. Baltimore :.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-01
oFrrcE oTrHx EAGLE STEAM LAUNDRY

OFFICE or The EAGLE STEAM LAUNDRY
AND DYE HOUSE. No. % CANAL-sT.,
GRAND RAPIDS, NIcH., July 20, 1887.
Editor TELLGRAM-HARALD:
Please inform the plblic that have con.
nected steam laundry with my DYE House
and Securing establishment and will do my
utmost to give them the best work that wa:
ever brought out bv machinery, and tell
them that humbly ask of them a share al
their tradeI Your most humble servant
q. A. BEEwIS.
Ring telephone No 90
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-01

Mrs. Lizzie Huhn's crow came to an un-
timely death last week. during the absence
OF Mrs. Huhn a. Grind Rapids The fam
ily are incOnsoeble.-SGra Local.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-01

TIE following is list of he msrrisxe
licenses issusd yesterday. With TIE names.
residences when outside the city and sess
a the parties
tzes
Fss Trn 'rsr Arrie Ear rer ............. - -
Sss DsIrrE fsTr Feeze lf-1
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-01
Our Clothes Line
Is Hug Up and Strung Up for the Fall
and Winter Season, and the Fa-
nous Clothes Horse,
THE GIANT"
Is Packed with the Latest and most Cpm-
plete Assortment of Mems and
Boys Clothing
GIANT CLOTHING COMPANY, uhe Live Oak Clothes
Pins have eapsized their Clothes Basket and the
gains will scatter all Western Michigan.

The popular demand for Cheviots both in Sacks and
Frocks, rapidly depleted early purchases enabling
10 take the whole offering of leading manufactures
and that too price which the public rest
assured was low enough To give
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-01
Health is Wealth.

r-E r. Weefs Nerve 80 RFe5r Traftrrnf q
r. srsr a-s snar te fa- EFste-ts Esxsi eE f01.
@n-s fte Hffwrs ee7rs Eis. Ersttfse
Ner7 F rr-et-zfssa rsseed ~ tre ss-f ~ f.l1e.
1f tater-a Hakrfr 49, Nents nesr.2sa-
so.-enier ~ tra R-sla r-erfffre In .srxnirr srH
80 "a er r srrr rrrzF sal 1sst1. fr-r sfrrs
nlf tqe ns-ar-ses r<ss - 1r~ef e ster
eer Fr9s' ratsFs fessrr sas -FeH- ssf.-r sess
- sg -r rvs- r-z-s- - e. -
~ frt- tat ge Ese4 HrE rre
r--rfr rr-sf~ar- nrT ~ sN faFss ~
81 seat rr rs1 rreos 8 ~ lsr7s 81
wE srkRA~TFE e1K BoAEs
- er-e 49, rsse - esaf -s5er re-slees -
So slr rrrek sfr-r-reHs4
ee-s tts rrr--fs-r rrrs rsrs-.ee -
r-s - re-rr- e - r-rl- 31e< r7 e7ert
ers ssfees s~aes rz b.
w. =. TlBBS. DRUGGIST.
r
fzx N~~reT-st-- Grace k~ysas. Ez~s
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-01

The standing OF the clubs up to and in
clgding the games Of yesteId day, IS as fol-
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-01

In this class call particular attention "a Ciey-
ots at Sf2 S14 Sf5 81 and Sis. Compare them with
what YOU find elsewhere. Comparison means double
Observation-Disclosures so Buyer aud Seller.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-01
CUMMINGS & GRAHAM
CROCKERY sTORE

Yen w.n ind . CON riete NJ ~ IamTr "a ~ei
- CTeckery. Giasswsfe. snd House Furnishing
Goods 81 Cor. g. Division sDd fnton-ss
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-01

Hattie Bernard Chase will carer ell
around the Wonderland stage next week IN
~Kags, or the Wildcat of W0odlawn Farm.
rhe press speaks very highly Of her and the
support.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-01-31
Is IT A BLUFF?
CANADA PROMISED MEMO WAR
By the English Cabinet If the Trouble is Not
Settled
BEFORE The FISHING SEASON OPENS.

CHICAGO, Ill, January GA special
to the Times from Ottowa, Ont, says: 1t
is positively stated in Official circles here
tonight that the British government have
in accordance with an appeal from the
Dominion Cabinet given Sir John Nc
Donald an assurance that if the
fishery trouble is not settled before the
fishing season opens, they will despatch
several OF their men-Ot-war Ia cooperate
with the Dominion cruisers in enforcing
the fishery regulations. This is the impOr-
tant communication To which reference was
made a few days ago that Sir Charles
Upper was bearing from British Govern
ment and which he laid before the Cabinet
ON Wednesday last on his return from Eng
land. A similar course was pursued by
the British Government i'm 1870 before the
treaty of Washington was signed. Sir
John Mcdonald declines to confirm or deny
the report.
AMERICAN VESSELS WILL BE MORE RIG
IDLY EXCLUDED
from our waters during next season than
in the past. A Cabinet Minister speaking
on the subject expressed himself ~ fol.
lows:
81 have come to the conclusion that
American Legislators, having gone so far,
will never yield their consent to the APP
pOintment of a Commission. Gloucester
fishermen will not venture into our waters
again in force, and next April
will witness the first startling falling OIL OF
their trade. Two years hence n splendid
Yankee fishing fleet will De n thing of the
past. Let them resort to retaliation il they
will and the result will be that the same
will work both ways. Portland
now winter port of Canada will decline,
while Halifax under the new order OF
things will flourish. Civil wal between
the Eastern and Western States would
follow the adoption OF the retaliatory bill"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-01-31
At CHARLESTON
VOTE RESULTS SANE As YESTERDAY.
President Prices Ruling Causing Considerable
Comment
nal rslearam 70 The sundau keaiaer.

Special Tle9rdm TO the Sunday Register.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, January 29.-The
vote to-day resulted as follows: Whole
number of votes cast in joint assembly 81,
necessary to 4 choice Al. johnson n.
Camden received 81; Waitman I. Wiley,
81; Samuel C.. Burdette, g.; John Brannon,
3, Lewis S. Newman, l; II. C. Simms, l.
Okey Johnson, 4; A. F. Raymond, 2; +.
W. Wilson, l. Senators Brown aud Nor,
risOn and Delegates McClung and Nc
Combs were absent. The result OF
to-day's vote indicates nothing
wne in the contest. The
ruling of President Price that q majority
Of each House constituted a quorum of the
assembly and that a majority Of quorum
is sufficient to elect, has caused considera-
bic discussion and argument to-day. Tel
egrams have been sent to Washington for
advice and precedents, and returns are
.anxiously looked for.
SAVINGS BANKS BILLS PASSED.
Senator SCOTS bill for the incorporation
OF savings banks passed the Senate to-day,
did also President Prices bill granting
additional powers to Henry G. Davis rail
road.
The prohibition question WAS again be-
fore the Senate to-day, and passed a Sec
ond reading. The proposition to fix the
time to 1890 at which the amendment
shall 20 into effect was defeated.
The Republicans were again i'll 4 caucus
tonight on the Senatorial fight, but are as
usual very quiet about their deliberations.
| learn that the anti-caucus men have
agreed on any one, but have resolved
to scatter the vote.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-01-31
A NEW WITNESS
MISS F0X'S VALUABLE TESTIMONY.

New YORK, January 29.-Thc trial OF
ex-Alderman O'Neil, the 'bOOdler, , was
continued to-day in the Court of Oyer and
Tcrmincr. A large crowd of eXpectant
spectators filled the room 10 await start,
ling developments that had been promised,
One of these was in the shape Of Miss Lou
| Fox, who lived ut the residence of Mrs.
Mclaughlin, whose testimony was dscided,
" interesting. She was one Of the witnesses
for the defense and proved n good one,
Her testimony, as brought out by ONeilPs
counsel, was the most important of any yet
introduced. She said she had resided al
Mclaughlin residence from October, lSS3,
to June, 1884. Her testimony was a com,
| plete denial Ofall that Katie Metz and cX,
Alderman Waite said rs TO the meeting OI
the Combine at McLaughlin'S house.
She said that they had never met there, be.
cause she had waited on the family continu,
| Ously and without interruption. She wa
asked how it WAS that she opened the door,
and replied: "Mrs. Mclaughlin asked INT
10, as the servant was too stupid"
The witness further said: ''The girl only
remained two weeks after | came"
Odd you know Mr.. Mclaughlin was
an Alderman?
Ayes, OF course did.
In reply to the question rs to whether
she had seen Mr.. Waite at the house she
said that she had not.
Q.-Then, if he stated that he attended
meetings of the Aldermen at the house, h,
lied?
A.-Iudeed he did.
Similar questions were asked rs 10 Othel
witnesses and the lady made the same re-
PLY. She stated there were meetings o
the Tammany General Committee ut tht
house.
Q.-Why did you not testify on the Me
Quade trial?
The witness did not answer.
On croSS-examinatiOn hy Colonel Eel
lows, the latter said: You knew tina
McQuade was being tried. Why did yOr
allow him to he tried, convicted and i'm.
prisoned without communicating this in
formation ?"
This was objected to by counsel for the
defense, but the Court allowed it.
II would have testified tine witness
answered, IF | had been sent for; but nc
one came for me-" She stated in explana
ton, that she had converSed with Mrs
Mclaughlin about the McQuade trial, but
| did not think what she knew was of any
Importance.
The witness answered readily the severa
questions asked her. Mrs. McLau. hlir
was the next witness to take the stand
| She is the widow of the late ex-Aldermar
Mclaughlin.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-01-31
OFF FOR CANADA.
Another General Favorite'' Treasurer
Skips Out With the Funds.

Another "General FaNOrtte' treasurer
Skips Out With the Funds.
JERSEY CITY, y. J., January 29.-The
Germania Saving, Bank, No. 40 Newark
avenue, closed it's doors this morning. C..
NJ. f. Schroeder, Secretary and Treasurer,
Is missing, and it is believed he has gone TO
Canada. There is q deficit of $50, 600 n the
cash account. An application will be made
for a receiver. The bank was incorporated
March 20, ISL, and did an extensive sav-
Ings and general banking business. Vice
President Louis 4. Lienau says that the
securities are intact, and that the deficit
will not exceed the figures named.
The news of the wreck OF the Germania
Bank spread rapidly, and the street was
thronged with anxious depOSitors. Upon
the door was the following notice
This hank is closed pending an appli-
cation to the Chancellor tor in
S~tructions," and signed ''Louis A. Lienau.
Second Vice President. \ servant
said Schroeder had left his house after u
brief interview with his wife, Thursday
night. The trustees met Fast night and
found the books all written up and
found the securities intact, but there WAS
not a cent of the cash balance of $4,000.
The trustees claim that the assets are
sufficient 10 pay all the claims-25 per
cent now and the remainder after "A delay
of 80 days to enable the bank to dispose of
the real estate held by it. The banks books
are locked up and it is impossible to oh
tain details. Schroeder fled after seeing
that he could not conceal his crime. He
Is a well known German and a general IA
yOrite. He has a wife and two children.
Heis known to have lost money in specu-
latinn.
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". ]. ROBINSON.
General Yreixht and Passehgef Aesess
c L. WILLIAM.
Assistant superintendent
~Parkenburs. W. Va